Amen

Amen

Amen

I agree with you in prayer. Amen beloved

Toast

Where are you from bro? I’m from TN and we sing german and English hymns in Tamil

@@jcxkzhgco3050 naanum tamil neenga entha church

@@donking5086 CSI Holy Trinity Cathedral, Tirunelveli diocese... Neenga entha church poringa

@@jcxkzhgco3050 chennai chrish the king church en peru dhelwin unga peru ena

@@donking5086 my name Jeshua Esher

Thank you for the lyrics 🙏🏼

Thank you for the lyrics so that I can practice correct tune seeing lyrics. Wish you all happy Sunday service.

Thanks for the words to this blessed hymn.

we do sing this in our church which is catholic

​@@andrewmatheson5888 okay. Good to know. I am from Fiji and I have never heard of that song being sung here so forgive me and also I got confused because I searched for Anglican songs and this popped up. KZfaq confused me.

Haleluyahh. Indonesia love Jesus Christ ✝️✝️✝️

"Now, brethren, concerning the coming of our Lord Jesus Christ and our gathering together to Him, we ask you, not to be soon shaken in mind or troubled, either by spirit or by word or by letter, as if from us, as though the day of Christ had come. Let no one deceive you by any means; for that Day will not come unless the falling away comes first, and the man of sin is revealed, the son of perdition," (2 Thessalonians 2:1-3)

@Rhys Hoffman I think William will have it in good hands (In regards to Christian Faith.) One can only hope

postwar46 Pray to End abortion

@@helenhighwater5313 ---/Sounds like Our time ! Observe Carefully our time and a pope who is a heretic and blasphemer (I am Catholic) !

It already has: "CofE affiliation has fallen to just 2 per cent among adults aged 18 to 24, while the majority of every age group now has no religion, the British Social Attitudes (BSA) survey found. The number of Britons who describe themselves as part of the church has more than halved since 2002, from 31 per cent to 14 per cent."

kzfaq.info/get/bejne/bsqRjKuFqNSwXZc.html follow this link... Tamil acapella version of this Hymn... All the 4 parts sang by same person....

Lion of Judah is returning once more you can see it in world events, Great Britain realigning with USA and her commonwealth

So true 🎊😀👌🏻

I suppose you haven't listened to the Mormon Tabernacle Choir!

We sing the great Anglican hymns in America also. Anglican tradition of music is unsurpassed.

God Bless you

So beautiful sister! Grace and Peace be with you!

䓍必枯乾, 花必淍謝, 惟有我們 上帝的話, 必永遠立定. 以賽亞書 40:8

amen

@@The_carpentry1 p🙏🙏🙏

Ameen

It is tue for all Christian Confessions! 🌷🙏

I spent 7 very happy years in the Anglican communion during college and graduate school, but I couldn't take the direction it was going and converted to Eastern Orthodoxy some 30 years ago. I have never regretted the decision, given the way the Anglican Communion has gone even further down the tubes in terms of fidelity to the historic Christian faith. But I still wax nostalgic for the Anglican spiritual aesthetic in music, ceremony, and architecture. At its best, there is nothing quite like it. I would note that Prince Charles has a deep love for the Eastern Orthodoxy of his grandmother and visits Mt. Athos regularly--he is very beloved amongst Eastern Orthodox Christians. In some of our old prayers, we pray for "right-believing kings and queens" and often joke that when he inherits the throne, it will be him that we are praying for, since the communists killed off all of ours...

What direction was it going? I am an Episcopalian and part of a Cathedral Community. We do only great hymns, glorious anthems from a fine choir, and an outstanding organist. No junk whatsoever! I guess you have to look around.

@@normastevlingson1659 He already answered your question: the Anglican/Episcopalian Communion has "gone even further down the tubes in terms of fidelity to the historic Christian faith." Anthems, choirs, and organist are one thing; the Christian faith is another, and has been abandoned by the Anglican/Episcopalian Communion.

John McGehee You should use the 1662 Book of Common Prayer. ......none of this modernistic tripe of Common Worship.

Beautiful Indeed... I also get emotional when listening to these types of Hymns 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾

This hymn is supremely shallow. It attacks the human psyche with an emotional sledgehammer, intended to discourage careful investigation. “Inspired” people fight like spoiled children against wise instruction to examine the source of their “inspiration”.

TheSauce Group Not trolling. Reporting. Trolls are just trying to get a reaction, but I don’t need that motivation to report that there is nothing redeeming or respectable about you or your cult. There is no respectful or nice way to characterize this nonsense. I am just trying to correct the damage that was done by centuries of undue respect.

You put that so beautifully. Thank-you!

Narrow is the path that leads to Salvation, Wide is the path that leads to destruction.

No kidding! My work is gone because it involves people who sing!

timothyj1966 Ah yes, the doxology.

Doxology!

@TheRenaissanceman65 Actually, it does. This melody to this hymn is called the "Old Hundredth" (so called because "All People that on Earth do dwell" is a metrical adaptation of Psalm 100) and the above doxology is very commonly sung to it. Metrical hymn melodies are designed to be able to have multiple hymns sung to is. This is an 8 8 8 8 hymn melody, so any hymn where each stanza has 4 lines of 8 syllables each can be sung to this melody. In the doxology, "heavenly" is pronounced "heav'nly" with only two syllables.

To Father, Son and Holy Ghost. The God, whom heav’n and earth adore From [man] and from the angelic host, Be praise and glory evermore.

@TheRenaissanceman65 Those words are sung with this melody.

To Father, Son and Holy Ghost, The God Whom Heaven and earth adore, From men and from the angel host Be praise and glory evermore.

This was added and not really relevant to the 100th psalm.

@@Igaluit that's not uncommon with those great hyms, such a wonderful message of praise, I love this old worshipsong

Thank you!

thank you

Amen.

1wharfboy amen

Amen

@@arpionatore 5 66666666665555

Amen!

Yes, when we sing and focus our attention on God and his goodness, it washes away our cares and fears.

@HURREM sultan all people

@HURREM sultan I was able to leave Christianity/Catholicism to become an Atheist. I thank my lucky stars I wasn't born into Islam, because there's a good chance I'd now be pushing up daisies. No disrespect intended, just stating facts, but I still have love in my heart for all people.

@HURREM sultan yes, because we are on the narrow path unlike others

@@rotaryskratch18 Brother, may we know why you left your faith? It seems that you still like hymns?

Your comment makes me so happy. There is a great divide between our branches if Christianity yet we all worship the same god. Thank you for seeing past our earthly bonds of hate and into your heart of love. God bless you from England

@@jojoclaff9313 No hate whatsoever! Just a joy at the prospect of possibility of reuniting as many Christians as possible. It seems so simple for, at least, the High Anglicans, Catholics, and Easter Orthodox. May God's will prevail.

இந்த பாடல்கள் எழுச்சியுடன் C.S.I. church ல் பாடப்பட்டு வருகின்றன. உம்மை துதிக்கிறோம் யாவுக்கும் வல்ல பிதாவே and பூலோகத்தாரே யாவரும் கர்த்தாவில் களிகூறுங்கள். என்ன ஒரு அற்புதமான இசையுடன் அமைந்த பாடல்கள் நம் பிதாவைத் துதிப்பதற்கு. Praise to our Lord

Hello Bonnie

and Canada too! Cheers!

Nonsense!

Long Live the Queen!

God save our gracious queen of Canada. Long may she reign over us..

We cannot do without Christianity and the monarchy May god and our Saviour bless England

In the Episcopal Church in the United States we sing these hymns with organ sometimes accompanied by trumpet. They are as wondrous as these although the churches are not as large as these in Britain. I feel that we Americans have at least a partial claim to these majestic hymns. As long as we treat them with respect and worship sincerely.

I am a church singer and this is why I love it

He arose

I love it because he first loved me.

Amen

Cone eulogy

May all those who come into your wonderful country appreciate it as much and be blessed by its Christian heritage. I'm eager to return.

I'm American, I sang this every week for years in our Methodist church. I'm in my husband's denomination now, and hearing it here brings back such good memories.

Alex Harpum

Manna lane

with that hymn and dresses I can see a real British.. but beware of Muslims

Amen!

very lovely

Adam Smith This may be the most insightful comment on this thread. :(

I think the singing of these hymns for most there is just tradition and protocol. Unfortunately I highly doubt these songs mean anything personally to many any longer. I didn’t grow up singing traditional hymns. These are glorious and I wish more churches would go back to these. Now most churches are singing contemporary modified hymns and other contemporary Christian music that I did grow up on. I would much prefer these hymns over contemporary.

I have not given up hope.

Hear, hear!

The queen believes and so do I.

Concur wholeheartedly. As the saying goes, "They don't make 'em like they used to." Those touchy-feelie, glad-handing "contemporary Christian" songs from the likes of Michael W. Smith, Hillsong, etc, devout and well-intentioned as they are, just don't convey the same sense of holiness or divine power & awesome glory of God that these old-school hymnals do.

You so much God Blessed child.